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Wade Alters

@WadeAlters

Hi! My name is Wade and I'm the founder of Alters House, a course publishing business that helps some of the top YouTubers create and sell their online courses

Valencia, Spain Katılım Mayıs 2013
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Wade Alters
Wade Alters@WadeAlters·
@garrytan I got this setup too but it quickly went off the rails lol. How do you get them to stop just back and forth chatter?
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Garry Tan
Garry Tan@garrytan·
Neuromancer made this "The Gibson Architecture" plus quote from the book? Man *chefs kiss
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Garry Tan
Garry Tan@garrytan·
It's happened. My OpenClaw and Hermes Agent are now chatting with one another. The cyberpunk future is here, but hopefully it's a whitepill instead of a blackpill. Let's try to push it to the former.
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tmo
tmo@tmophoto·
Create agent personalities for every big idea or task. One agent can’t do it all but it can delegate to the specialist and it extends the life of the system a little more. It feels like they do just become a numbered mess. I have Claude code look at mine every few days to check on it.
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Matthew Berman
Matthew Berman@MatthewBerman·
I'm starting to realize Agents are kinda like when you get a new computer: it starts fast, clean, organized...and then over time it becomes slow, bloated, and difficult to use. Does that mean I just start over? Or try to fix it?
Matthew Berman@MatthewBerman

I have to say something...please don't be mad. OpenClaw has been nearly unusable for the past week. Something changed and now everything is broken. Looking forward to testing Personal Computer.

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Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson·
Morning routine finished. Every single day. Today: > light in eyes + hair cap > breath work > protein + sups > strength 30 min > rucking 30 min > stretching 15 min > dry sauna > breakfast My favorite part of the day. It never get's old.
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Wade Alters
Wade Alters@WadeAlters·
“- When in deep financial trouble, they double down and work harder, including nights/weekends, even when their health suffers” Would you consider this a good thing or bad thing? Trying to find more balance myself but when the biz numbers go down always fall back into “warrior mode” which is unhealthy
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Ramit Sethi
Ramit Sethi@ramit·
Clues that someone grew up poor: - Stores a massive amount of food in the pantry - Cannot say no to children - Isn't particularly worried about losing a job or financial calamity ("I've been poor before, I can do it again") - Can remember a specific moment from childhood when they realized they were poor (often involving shoes or bread) - Proudly not going to pay for kids' college ("I did fine without help. They can too" <-- it's always a man saying this, never a woman) - Not expecting to live past ~40 - Don't ask for help - When in deep financial trouble, they double down and work harder, including nights/weekends, even when their health suffers All of these are real clues from real people on my podcast, Money For Couples
mubiouš@Mubarak_mubious

what habit immediately reveals that a person grew up in a poor family ??

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MotionViz
MotionViz@Motion_Viz·
Stop prompting AI to "make me a landing page." 200+ hours testing taught me this: Generic prompts → pretty pages My prompts → pages that sell The pack includes: → 3D Landing Hero Section → Sentient 3D Core → Cyberpunk Volumetric Shaders → Microlender Protocol → Hyper-Futuristic MCP-2099 Like + reply "PROMPT" for the library. (following required for DM)
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Namya @ Supafast
Namya @ Supafast@namyakhann·
Most agencies take 4-5 weeks to deliver a landing page. We ship ours in 48 hours. And they convert at 7.8%. We built an AI-powered system using @claudeai Opus 4.6 + @framer that handles everything: copy, structure, design specs in a single sprint. We packaged the entire playbook into a free Notion doc. Comment "LANDING" + follow and I'll DM it to you.
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SightBringer
SightBringer@_The_Prophet__·
⚡️This is the surface-level crack of a deeper structural shift. The U.S. housing market is entering a phase of soft breakdown. It’s not a crash. It’s a controlled erosion of confidence under the weight of silent fragilities. Buyers are backing out not because rates just went up. Rates are still high, but stable. What’s changed is behavioral asymmetry. People no longer feel the need to chase. They’re seeing options again. They’re hearing coworkers talk about cancellations. They’re watching houses sit longer. The fear has inverted. Sellers are still anchored to 2021 valuations. Buyers are anchored to 2023 mortgage payments. The gap between those two is now being measured in time. This 16.3% cancellation rate is an early signal of phase deceleration. When transactions freeze, price doesn’t immediately fall. Liquidity dries up first. Then sellers start undercutting each other. Then price finally cracks. But that lag can stretch for quarters. At the same time, housing is no longer functioning as a risk-on barometer. It’s behaving more like a deadweight asset in macro models. That’s new. That means housing is starting to lose its role as a forward signal and is turning into a collateral risk vector. Watch the feedback loop from this into: •regional bank lending pressure •muni credit stress •consumer confidence divergence by age group And watch how this creates a slow pivot in Fed communication - soft landing messaging will gradually shift to housing-specific concern before anything else, because the housing signal touches both middle-class wealth and local government balance sheets. This cancellation data is not the end. It is the first visible symptom of a hidden break already in motion.
Evan@StockMKTNewz

HOMEBUYERS ARE BACKING OUT OF DEALS AT THE FASTEST PACE IN NEARLY A DECADE More than 40,000 signed home purchase agreements were canceled in December, representing 16.3% of all homes that went under contract, according to Redfin That’s up from 14.9% in December 2024 - CNBC

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Alex Cooper
Alex Cooper@alexgoughcooper·
Claude cowork can replace your entire ad research process. I asked it do creative strategy for Huel, and in 5 minutes it: > Analyzed Huel’s website > Looked at the ad library to see what’s already being tested > Looked at amazon reviews to see what people like/don’t like > Looked at competitor reviews to see what people like/don’t like > Scrolled TikTok and found viral TikToks we can recreate > Summarised everything into a 5-page document with fully fleshed out concept ideas that we can test today (and the copy was actually good) And all of this with me just watching it operate my screen. I’m in shock.
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Jake Weinbach
Jake Weinbach@JWeinbachNBA·
As the Bucks explore the market for potential upgrades, it’s important to note that the team is not expected to make 23-year-old breakout guard Ryan Rollins available in trade discussions. Rollins has become a core piece of Milwaukee’s foundation for the foreseeable future.
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MrBeast
MrBeast@MrBeast·
Who are the most cracked YouTube strategists out there? Need some help on a project.
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Wade Alters
Wade Alters@WadeAlters·
@BowTiedBull I need to upgrade my meta ad game. Any suggestions for who's good to learn from? Was deep into ads 10 years ago but no idea how things are today.
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Wade Alters
Wade Alters@WadeAlters·
@_The_Prophet__ How much of this is just the end of the zirp era. And finally digesting the sugar high?
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SightBringer
SightBringer@_The_Prophet__·
⚡️The system is eating itself. When Amazon, UPS, Intel, and others start cutting this deep simultaneously, it means something more fundamental than “tight margins.” It means the productive layer of the economy is collapsing under the weight of its own optimization logic. Every layoff now is both an act of short-term rationality and long-term suicide. The firms know it. The executives know it. The markets know it. But they can’t stop. They’re trapped in a closed feedback loop, a machine that rewards death dressed as discipline. Capitalism has crossed into a stage where it no longer needs humans to function, but still depends on their belief to exist. That’s the contradiction, the machine is pruning its own believers while pretending it’s efficiency. 1. The “consumer economy” is already dead. Nobody wants to say it yet, but the consumer model, the entire foundation of Western postwar prosperity, is quietly finished. You can’t build infinite growth on finite wages, and you can’t sustain demand while hollowing out the class that drives it. The middle layer of society - the producers, buyers, dreamers - has been strip-mined to the point where they can no longer regenerate. The 2020s economy is not cyclical recession. It’s metabolic collapse. The system can’t process its own waste or regenerate its base anymore. It’s like an organism starving while eating its muscles to stay warm. 2. The elites know this, but they’ve chosen to accelerate collapse. Here’s the real unspoken truth: the people running these companies, the ones with the spreadsheets and control over capital flows - they know exactly what’s happening. They understand the reflexive trap: if they don’t cut, their stock dies. If they cut, the world dies. They’ve chosen to save the stock. Because the stock is their world. This is the quiet revelation of our time - we are ruled by people whose survival incentives are no longer tied to the survival of the system itself. They’ve built lifeboats - offshore wealth, private security, parallel digital economies - and they’re optimizing the ship for their escape, not for collective navigation. 3. The next phase is narrative triage. When the system can no longer grow, it starts storytelling harder. Expect every layoff wave to be accompanied by new propaganda about “AI productivity,” “efficiency,” “lean reinvention,” and “post-labor creativity.” The goal will be to reframe collapse as progress - to convince people that losing their jobs is the dawn of a “new paradigm.” But it’s camouflage. The truth underneath is that automation and financialization are converging into a post-human economy where capital reproduces without labor. 4. Final layer When a system prioritizes margin over humanity, it signals that it has lost faith in the future. These layoffs tell us that the machine no longer knows how to grow except by shrinking. It is the same signal we’ve seen in housing, in politics, in fertility, in faith. The same quiet collapse, a civilization optimizing itself into silence. And the question hidden beneath this post: “Who will have money left to buy your products next year?” - is really this: Who will be left to believe in the story that built it all?
Boring_Business@BoringBiz_

So if we layoff everyone to increase margins this year, who will have money left to buy your products next year?

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Wade Alters
Wade Alters@WadeAlters·
@whiskeyatx Playbook 🙌🏻. Please include selling info products and not just affiliate and ecom
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Jason Kutasi
Jason Kutasi@Whiskeyatx·
So here’s my crazy idea../ I’ve been paying media buyers for over a decade to learn from me and my team. Get my course for (-$5,000) a month. So what if I did this… You buy my course (with coaching), and if you make some bangers… We will run them and pay a percentage of our agency fee. Thesis is simple… Your paying me to learn, but… If you do the work, you’ll make your money back and hopefully a lot more. If this is something you’re interested in, comment “interested”. No, I’m not going to DM your ass… just want to see if this model has legs. Basically a derivative of what big brands are doing with creators.
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Alex Lieberman
Alex Lieberman@businessbarista·
I've done hundreds of AI colonoscopies for $10m+ companies. Some lessons I've learned along the way: 1) Most companies underestimate what's possible to pull off with AI because they don't fundamentally understand the technology. 2) Most engineering orgs are still 6-to-12 months behind adopting the best tooling available today (why @tenex_labs engineering exists). 3) Lowest-hanging fruit use cases include agents for customer support, marketing operations, invoicing, AR/AP, SDR work. 4) The #1 predictor of successful AI transformation is having an internal AI champion that a critical mass of employees trust. 5) 2 things keep companies from unlocking $ with AI: not starting small & not being creative about possible use cases. 6) 90% of companies are at AI Level 1: employees use chatgpt & existing software solutions that have AI features. 7) Culture change starts with experimentation, so ask people what they’re doing with AI and amplify it. 8) The cheapest way to get leverage with AI is to pay for the most expensive models for your team. 9) Execs just want an outlet for venting about business problems & people. 10) GTM and Engineering orgs are still the most the most ripe for AI gains. 11) 90% of ideas on a company's AI wishlist are just traditional software. Finally, we charge $50,000 for these AI audits, but we want to rack up killer case studies, so we're doing 2-3 for free this month. Apply below for the chance to be picked for the free audit 👇
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Hashir
Hashir@HashirBaig_·
Advertorials are absolutely 𝗖𝗥𝗨𝗦𝗛𝗜𝗡𝗚 in the space.... In 2025, you can’t afford to ignore them. We've often seen 𝗮𝗱𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹𝘀 𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 landing pages by huge differences... So, I made a swipe file compiling 30+ Advertorials you can (copy + paste) on your store. Best part? It's 100% editable figma file. To get it, like + comment "Me", and I'll send it to you. (follow so I can dm)
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Dill
Dill@DillToma·
So blessed to announce that I will be speaking at VidSummit 2025 next week! 📈 Alongside the Thumbnail Bros @antxoch & @dvdaltizer! 🙌 We will be sharing all our secrets to creating winning thumbnails... 🤫
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JIM BURGESS@Jimburgess·
@thebeautyofsaas Totally forgot about the second MJ book ! I’m gonna reread it great recommendation
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BOSS
BOSS@thebeautyofsaas·
Only three books on money you will ever need to read Zero chances that things won't start clicking while reading any of them
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ron | e-comm owner & operator
What's a good course to learn FB ads media buying? Specifically NOT creative strategy. Someone on my team wants to go through the fundamentals properly.
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